Keyword: "Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association"

The awardees exemplify the qualities of the emerging entrepreneurial generation in the new era, those of intelligence, ambition and, above all, a spirit of service.

The VPSF 2025 summary report highlights critical issues related to institutions, innovation, international integration, and corporate governance, while also putting forward several breakthrough proposals, notably, the training programme for 10,000 CEOs to help build a new generation of Vietnamese business leaders with vision, integrity, and capability for sustainable growth.

Businesses underlined the need for expanding green credit and non-collateral concessional loans for circular agriculture projects, facilitating their participation in national key projects, and fostering alliances among Vietnamese enterprises as well as cooperation with regional partners.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh pledged the Government’s continued support for young entrepreneurs while addressing a ceremony marking 30 years of the young Vietnamese entrepreneurs’ movement in Hanoi on November 27.

The 6th national congress of the Association for the Support of Vietnamese Handicapped and Orphans (ASVHO), for the 2022 - 2027 tenure, wrapped up on April 26.

Up to 100 houses will be built in central and Central Highlands provinces to help disaster-hit residents under a programme signed on December 25.

Vietnam has received the chairmanship of the ASEAN Young Entrepreneurs Association in 2020 from Thailand, Nhan dan reported.

National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan has urged the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association (VYEA) to gather and unite members to help them develop.

Businesses, especially startups, play a very important role in creating new momentum for the national economy, said Deputy Prime Minister Truong Hoa Binh.

Nearly 10,000 members of the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association (VYEA) created 3 million jobs in 2015 – 2018, heard the association’s sixth national congress in Hanoi on August 27.

Sixty-eight businesspeople were honoured as excellent young startup entrepreneurs of 2018 at an award ceremony held in Hanoi on August 27.

A youth programme, called “In the footsteps of the nation’s heroes”, was launched in the central province of Quang Nam on May 21

Now that Vietnam emphasises the importance of the private business sector, there is a chance for small- and medium-sized enterprises, especially female entrepreneurs, to have “greater voices”.